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Knowing where people are tweeting from can enrich the Twitter experience in many cases. It appears that Twitter agrees with this, and has some wheels in motion.
Location can add context to a tweet, or to a conversation in general. More geo-information would serve only to make Twitter a more valuable tool. Dan Frommer says Twitter’s next project is location. He writes:
News that’s not timely barely matters; news that’s not presented in context is irresponsible. Now, by changing the way it tracks updates and local coverage, Google News hopes to address both these issues.
Contextual advertising can be a nice little revenue stream for the site publisher who puts in the work, and we have some advice from the SES San Jose session presenters on the topic.
In a previous article I talked about the 3 C’s of Marketing as explained at John Jantsch’s Duct Tape
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Affiliates with online marketplace eBay feed the site visitors, and the people they pass along who register and buy on eBay add up to profits for the website and for the affiliates too.
It’s conceivable that when targeting a demographic, tunnel vision could become an issue.
Our latest installment of Goofus & Gallant tries to answer the question: “is it the medium or the message?”
The year-old New York-based contextual advertising company has seen rapid growth and an influx of new VC funding.
teve Broback at Blog Business Summit has posted a list of 51 PR firms whose websites include the word ‘blog’…
If you want to gain a deeper understanding of the changing field of communication your blog exists in, take a look at the presentations from WOMMA Summit 2005. The focus is obviously word-of-mouth marketing, and blogs are just one tool from that perspective. But many of the speakers did talk about blogs as part of their strategies.
